Post-incident review should be set policy, not spread by ‘folklore’
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If operational learning is traveling by folklore, you’re paying for incidents multiple times. Make structured post-incident reviews a written policy with clear ownership—AI-era systems are too complex to rely on hallway wisdom.
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